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Food for indoor cat

edengarden · 2006-09-25 14:06:35

Hi could anyone recommend a dried cat food for an indoor cat that would make its faeces less smelly. I have been using Royal Canin for indoor cat but none of the pet shops in my area seem to be doing it anymore.

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25-09-2006 3:06pm

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edengarden

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Hi could anyone recommend a dried cat food for an indoor cat that would make its faeces less smelly. I have been using Royal Canin for indoor cat but none of the pet shops in my area seem to be doing it anymore.

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#2 25-09-2006 9:06pm
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Mabey Burns? Some vets will stock Royal Canine or Burns.

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#3 25-09-2006 9:53pm
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Where do you live? Some vets stock RC too & can order in a bag of RC Indoor for you.

Have you tried asking the petshop to order it in for you? Two of the main petshop suppliers sell it so there's a chance that while the petshops don't order that particular food they might be still buying from the same supplier so can order it.

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#4 28-09-2006 8:56pm
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IAMS is good. If you can grow a windowbox of grass (the cow kind, not the Bob Marley kind) that's good for the cat too. And give a big bowl of fresh water separately, replaced every day.

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